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abr 2026 · Jeremy Benson
Ibis' 2nd generation Oso eMTB looks a lot like a Ripmo and comes in three travel configurations mirroring non-electric models in the lineup.
Modular platform with three travel options (HD, TR, S) using same frame
Familiar dw-link suspension design shared with non-electric Ibis models
Clean aesthetics resembling Ripmo/Ripley
Bosch CX Gen 5 motor with smooth power delivery and quiet operation
Lightweight 600Wh battery reduces bike weight by 2.2 lbs and improves handling
Modular dropout system allows chainstay length and wheel size changes
Size-specific geometry and kinematics for consistency across sizes
Compatible with Bosch Powermore 250Wh range extender
Outgoing model had polarizing looks
Not the most powerful motor on the market
Range extender cost not specified if purchased separately
Switching between models requires additional parts (shock, clevis, fork)
abr 2026 · Ibis Cycles
All models are powered by a Bosch CX 5 motor with a 600Wh battery keeping the weight centered and low for better handling - with the option to add the 250Wh PowerMore for a total of 850Wh when you want to go further.
mar 2026 · Jeremy Benson
Ibis is producing all of its new Ripley SL frames in-house at its solar-powered California factory, and we got to check it out.
mar 2026
The second gen Ibis Ripley AF defies the spec sheet! On the surface, it's a short travel, aluminum trail bike with mid-tier ...
mar 2026 · Jeremy Benson
Ibis’ new lightweight Ripley SL bike blurs the lines between cross-country and trail riding in the best way possible.
feb 2026 · Jeremy Benson
The new Ripley SL slots in between the Exie and the Ripley V5 in the Ibis lineup, and it’s made the in brand’s solar powered California factory.
Q: Which Ibis bikes are most popular?
The most popular Ibis model families are the Ripmo, Ripley y Oso.
Q: Does Ibis make eBikes?
Yes, Ibis manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.